Product & UI · May 6, 2026
genuinely shocked at what you can do with claude and remotion skills
genuinely shocked at what you can do with claude and remotion skills by Tarun122. Watch the product & ui video and visit the original Reddit post.
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I've been building a stock market intelligence app called Tikrr for a few months. Wanted a launch video but had zero budget, zero animation skills, and had never touched video tooling in my life. Someone mentioned Remotion (React-based video framework) and I figured I'd try to get Claude to help me figure it out. What happened over the next few hours was kind of insane. I didn't just ask Claude to "make a video." We actually went back and forth on the creative concept. I told it the vibe I wanted, it pushed back on generic ideas, we argued about hooks, it went and researched what actually makes video hooks work for a skeptical financial audience, and came back with specific psychological frameworks. Felt like working with an actual creative director who also happened to know Remotion's API. The technical stuff that blew my mind: * It knew Remotion's rules cold (no CSS transitions, spring physics only, `useCurrentFrame` for everything) and never broke them * When I said the card…
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